Shared storage
Storage at the centre of the network
Batteries at central and neighbourhood level hold energy when there is a surplus and release it when demand rises — smoothing out the gaps that make supply unreliable.
Solution
A local energy network: storage, sharing, and smart coordination.
Instead of waiting for one large centralised solution, we connect what communities already have — rooftops, batteries, and vehicles — into a coordinated local network that is more reliable, cleaner, and locally owned.
How it fits together
Three parts of one system.
Each part is useful on its own. Together they turn scattered rooftops and batteries into a network that communities can rely on.
Local sharing
Neighbours sharing energy with neighbours
A shared platform lets those who generate energy pass it on to those who need it within the same local network, instead of losing it or leaning entirely on imports.
Coordination
Many small resources, acting as one
Rooftop solar, home batteries, and electric vehicles are coordinated as a single, dependable resource — a virtual power plant that strengthens the whole network.
Electric vehicles
Vehicles as part of the network.
An electric vehicle can draw energy when it is plentiful and give some back when the network needs support — adding flexibility without asking communities to build anything new.